Electro Optical Components, Inc. Thermopile Array Thermopile

Features

• The most common thermal detectors in infrared (ir) applications are pyroelectric detectors and thermopiles detector.
• The most sensitive thermopiles (high detection rates) are made from bismuth antimony (bisb) instead of silicon.
• Non-contact temperature measurement
• Spectrometer
• Tympanic thermometer
• Gas analysis
• Process temperature monitoring
• Fire and flame detection
• Household appliances
• Explosion detection
• Radiation meter
• Status monitor
• Far Infrared (FIR) detection up to 300μm and beyond

Electro-optical components provide high-performance pyroelectric and thermopile detectors and infrared sources to measure radiation by absorbing temperature changes in materials The detector is classified as a thermal detector and is often referred to as a temperature sensor module or radiometer. Thermoelectric and thermal detectors respond to radiation of any wavelength by absorbing and reacting over a wide range of wavelengths.,Thermopile Detector Device Integrator Circuit,which can be thought of as an array of miniature thermocouple connections.,Micro-Hybrid GmbH is TS 16949:2009 certified,ISO 9001:2008. These certifications reflect their commitment to quality and product improvement,"Applications include:","Applications where each channel's thermopile detector is equipped with an infrared filter or window. EOC offers a wide range of standard filters for these applications and window selection. Custom filters and windows are also available.